Thomas' Artwork

@thomaspapadimitriouworld

My work evolves around my love and passion towards my tradition folk dancing and traditional clothing. In my works I incorporate this element of mine to represent my culture and traditional costumes from my ancestors. I also on the other hand assimilate elements of dance with rhythmical motion and patterns in some of my works.

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Final copy of the ancient Greek head bust sculpture

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Ancient Greek of Athens,

work done digitally of paint

took me 3-5hrs to complete this work

Definitely one of my favourite sculptures I have painted on

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Antikythera Ethebe

This sculpture is known as the Antikythera Ethebe,

This statue is in the National Archaeological Museum, in Athens and is known to be the last few ancient Greek survived bronze sculptures to exist in the classical period which sculptures had been created, from the years of (c. 340 BCE) ‘The statue has said to represent either Hercules holding the apples of the Hesperides or Perseus holding the head of the Gorgon Medusa.’

(National Archaeological Museum, Athens).

Photo by Dimitris Agelakis

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The Diskobolos

In the 2nd century CE a sculpture of a hellenic man appearing to hold a discus and involving in an ancient hellenic sport. The name of the sculpture is ‘The Diskobolos’ also known as Discus Thrower.

It had been said that a Roman was inspired to copy his work in the years of 450-440 BCE. ‘Greek bronze had been made known by Myron who had recovered from Emperor Hadrian’s Villa in Tivoli, Italy. (British Museum, London).’

Photo by Mary Harrsch

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Sculpture from Athens, hair added by myself

Painting digitally

The Hellenistic Prince

The head of the 2nd century BCE bronze statue known as ‘The Hellenistic Prince’.

The statue appears to depict a figure on Attalus II, king of Pergamon.

Its been said that a unknown wealthily Roman who had portrayed himself with an eager to appear as a Hellenistic prince. “The work is influenced by the 4th century BCE sculpture of Lysippus.” It has been known to man that bronze hellenistic sculpture are incredibly rare to find.

This sculpture can be seen in places such as (Palazzo Massimo, Rome). Photo by Mark Cartwright

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